What movies have you seen recently?

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I have been marathon watching the puppet master series, I like them.

Watching CHILD OF GOD again right now.

I have messed up tear ducts and suffer from dry eyes so this movie helps out a lot.

Barefoot in the Park

Robert Redford, a 'stuffed shirt' young lawyer, marries the free-spirited Jane Fonda. Their relationship descends into discord in a New York City apartment with a long staircase.

Lost in Translation

Bill Murray, a faded movie star, and Scarlett Johansson, a neglected young woman, form an unlikely bond after crossing paths in Tokyo.

Just saw The Rum Diary last night, again. Absolutely one of the funniest movies ever made, with Johnny Depp at his best playing reporter Kemp (a thinly disguised Hunter S. Thompson, who had written the book on which the movie was based), while Giovani Ribbisi was absolutely hilarious as Mohberg, a fellow reporter who is also an always drunk Neo-Nazi. Finding work in a rag of a newspaper in Puerto Rico (spelling), Kemp discovers a plot by American financiers to disposes the people on a local island in order to build resorts, all the while drinking much too much with his roommate and fellow reporter, which gets them in trouble with the local law, and very hilariously experiment with LSD.

The Innkeepers

Birdman

just got back from Project Almanac.
it was pretty cool. they started off doing cliche time travel stuff...but it was still cool.

Mr. Peabody and Sherman

Akira, I've heard things about it for a while now so I finally watched it today. It was really good

One of the few pro-life horror movies out there.

I'm sure that any political subtext was accidental, because the script feels like it was written by a chimp. It's the only Elm Street movie I had never seen before (not counting Freddy vs. Jason or the remake), and I was certain that things couldn't possibly get any dumber after Part 4. I was so horribly, depressingly wrong.

At least I know the series will end on a high note (as far as my Blu-ray collection is concerned) with Wes Craven's New Nightmare, but I still have Freddy's Dead to get through in my little marathon. I know it's dumb, but from what I remember of it, it's at least less painful than Part 5.

They should have let the marketing people write the script. The tagline on the poster is more clever than anything in the film.

The script should have been better than it was, as it had been written by the horror fiction team of Skip and Spectre, best known for their stories and novels written in the Splatterpunk sub genre.